Jaskmanicky Jiri (6 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Portfolio of pamphlets with printed wrapper. 19 separate double leaves on thick glossy paper with photographs and text in English and Czech. Photographers include: Josef Bartuska; Jan Beran; Frantisek Drtikol; Jaromir Funke; Alexander Hackenschmied (Hammid); Miroslav Hak; Petr Helbich; Tibor Honty; Rudolf Janda; Vaclav Jirasek; Jan Lukas; Ladislave Postupa; Jaroslav Rossler; Jan Saudek; Josef Sudek; Jan Svoboda; Bohumil Stastny; Josef Vorisek; and Tono Stano. Light wear to wrapper, internally fine.

Hardcover. Condition: Near fine condition. First edition. A handwritten in designated limitation field. Signed by Sylvia Vitová-Rösslerová and Jiri Jaskmanicky on colophon. Josef Moucha w/o signature but a ~ (large tilda) inked into signature field instead. Folio (13 3/4 x 12 3/4"). 20 leaves. Original gray cloth with black lettering and original portrait photograph laid to cover; housed in original textured gray board slipcase with gray cloth edges. Gray endpapers. One of thirty numbered and signed copies with original photographs (Edition A). Portrait photograph of Jaroslav Rössler, 1923, laid to front cover. Six original photographs from original negatives of Jaroslav Rössler on Fomatone MG Classic photo paper, developed by the daughter of the author Sylvia Vitová. Graphic design by Hunek Alt. Printed by Jiri Liska at the Gral Printing House in Garamond typeset on Tintoretto Neve paper. Jaroslav Rössler is a legendary figure and a pioneer of Czech avant-garde photography. At the age of twenty-one he collaborated with the Czech theorist Karel Teige creating typography for various magazines, utilizing his photographic knowledge. Originally influenced by Cubism and Futurism he started to create abstract photographs. Moving to Paris for the second time in 1927 Rössler focused on commercial photography, collaborating with the experimental studio of Lucien Lorell. Getting interested in "street life" of Paris he took photographs of demonstrations, was arrested and endured a six months imprisonment. He was expelled from the country after his release in 1935 to settle in Prague. The photographs featured in this publication demonstrate Rössler's artistic leanings and his preferred methods of photomontage, collage and drawing. Four of the included photographs measure 7 3/4" squares, one 9 1/2 x 6 1/2" and the sixth photo 6 1/4 x 7 3/4". Minor wear to binding.

Hardcover. Condition: Near fine to fine condition. First edition. 18/33 with 15 original photographs, six of them signed on versos, the others with CF stamp including artist name on verso, frontispiece with CF stamp and artist name below photo. Total edition of 200. Folio. 45pp., 15 plates of original photographs with printed tissue guards, including the frontispiece. Original black half leather over brown boards with debossed lettering on cover, housed in matching black half cloth clamshell box with debossed lettering on brown cover. Original frontispiece photograph by Michal Macku. Title page printed in brown and black. Graphic design by Vladimir Lederer. Jiri Jaskmanicky: 'This book is dedicated to my most precious teacher, Mrs. Libus Zivna from Jaromer.' With introductory texts by Jan Mlcoch and Frantisek Dostal, the latter with photogravure of photo by Frantisek Dostal on facing page. Includes photo-illustrated chronology of exhibitions and publicationa of the Czech Center for Photography from 1997 to 2011, including documents in photogravure on pages opposing the text pages. Photogravure depicting the chairman of the institute on page facing first page of chronology. At rear fourteen full page photographs from the original negatives, six of them signed on verso by Frantisek Dostal (1976), Petr Helbich (1972-74), Jan Mlcoch (2009), Miroslav Pokorny (1980), Ladislav Postupa (1963), Vasil Stanko (1987). Eight photographs with CF stamp and name of artists on verso, frontispiece below the image, by Josef Bartuska (1936), Antonin Gribovsky (1963), Tibor Honty (1940), Frantisek Povolny (1947), Jaroslav Rössler (1966), Drahomir Josef Ruzicka (1921), Jan Svoboda (1973), Bohumil Stastny (Neony 1. pol. 30. let / 2011), frontispiece photo by Michal Macku (2011). The dates in parenthesis indicate the date the original photograph was taken. Text in Czech. Clamshell box with light sunning at top and bottom edges, else in fine condition.

Hardcover. Condition: Near fine condition. First edition. 16/30 A. Signed by Sylvia Vitová-Rösslerová, Josef Moucha and Jiri Jaskmanicky on colophon. Folio (13 3/4 x 12 3/4"). 20 leaves. Original gray cloth with black lettering and original portrait photograph laid to cover; housed in original textured gray board slipcase with gray cloth edges. Gray endpapers. One of thirty numbered and signed copies with original photographs (Edition A). Self-portrait of Jaroslav Rössler, 1923, laid to front cover. Six original photographs from original negatives of Jaroslav Rössler on Fomatone MG Classic photo paper, developed by the daughter of the author Sylvia Vitová. Graphic design by Hunek Alt. Printed by Jiri Liska at the Gral Printing House in Garamond typeset on Tintoretto Neve paper. Jaroslav Rössler is a legendary figure and a pioneer of Czech avant-garde photography. At the age of twenty-one he collaborated with the Czech theorist Karel Teige creating typography for various magazines, utilizing his photographic knowledge. Originally influenced by Cubism and Futurism he started to create abstract photographs. Moving to Paris for the second time in 1927 Rössler focused on commercial photography, collaborating with the experimental studio of Lucien Lorell. Getting interested in "street life" of Paris he took photographs of demonstrations, was arrested and endured a six months imprisonment. He was expelled from the country after his release in 1935 to settle in Prague. The photographs featured in this publication demonstrate Rössler's artistic leanings and his preferred methods of photomontage, collage and drawing. Four of the included photographs measure 7 3/4" squares, one 9 1/2 x 6 1/2" and the sixth photo 6 1/4 x 7 3/4". Minor wear.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. 1st Edition. Sm.Folio Sq (325x325mm) - Portfolio containing 6 original photographs (wonderful) from the original negativs (1924, 1925, 1931, 1958, 1960 & 1965) by Jaroslav Rössler (1902-1990) Czech avant-garde photographer and a member of the association of Czech avant-garde artists Devetsil. Published in 30 numbered copies printed on Fomatone paper, text by Josef Moucha, signed on Colophon by Moucha, Vitova-Rössler and Dr. Jaskmanicky. Original Binding (grey). As New!

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